No. I mean do you want it textured?Shinkansen wrote:Of couse I want the siren and the textures, and ok. Gotta go for tonight now. Later everyoneKnightFox wrote:You want them or not? I can do textures, but I'm only a beginner when it comes to texturingShinkansen wrote: Ok, and one question on it...will is have TEXTURES with it?
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Yes pleaseKnightFox wrote:No. I mean do you want it textured?Shinkansen wrote:Of couse I want the siren and the textures, and ok. Gotta go for tonight now. Later everyoneKnightFox wrote:
You want them or not? I can do textures, but I'm only a beginner when it comes to texturing
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Thanks Peter for that interesting Deutsch siren photo.SirenMadness wrote:Here.
At it's base appear to be air inlet tubes, up high to avoid pulling in dirt and debris, I presume feeding a compressor.
Is this a chopper siren?
Guess next thing to do is supercharge our 2t22A to make it louder!
Would that increased air density slow the rotor rpm?
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You're welcome.
One of the tubes at the bottom is to feed air to the compressor, and the other tube is an exhaust-pipe for the gas-powered compressor, which produces fifteen horsepower.
Yeah, the siren does have a rotor. The rotor has no vanes, so air resistance would not be a problem.
Also, a very good job on that Model 5.
One of the tubes at the bottom is to feed air to the compressor, and the other tube is an exhaust-pipe for the gas-powered compressor, which produces fifteen horsepower.
Yeah, the siren does have a rotor. The rotor has no vanes, so air resistance would not be a problem.
Also, a very good job on that Model 5.
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A gas-powered compressor?SirenMadness wrote:You're welcome.
One of the tubes at the bottom is to feed air to the compressor, and the other tube is an exhaust-pipe for the gas-powered compressor, which produces fifteen horsepower.
Yeah, the siren does have a rotor. The rotor has no vanes, so air resistance would not be a problem.
Also, a very good job on that Model 5.
Why not also pipe thexhaust into the chopper feed pipe?
Does thengine also somehow spin the chopper, or generatelectricity to power the chopper motor?
Zehr interesting!
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